To explain: why the given inequalities are usually included as constraints in linear programming applications.
Answer to Problem 1CFU
Linear programming is often used to illustrate "production" in some way. The given inequalities are often used and often assumed.
Explanation of Solution
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Calculation:
Linear programming is often used to illustrate "production" in some way. Since logically you cannot produce less than nothing, these inequalities are often used and often assumed.
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